Artist in Residence at Wales Arts Review

Really pleased to announce that I'll spend a month next year as a resident at Wales Arts Review.

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I'll be joining some really exciting artists, writers and musicians throughout the year and it's my first ever residency so suffice to say, I'm pretty chuffed!

Expect more poems, more short stories, more work...

More to follow...

For open democracy: The Joyce Girl, and the mad wives of modernism

As you may know, I've spent the last three years researching and writing a book set in 1920s Paris. So I was thrilled to review another book set in the period, The Joyce Girl by Annabel Abbs. 

What was even more thrilling was the review gave me a chance to discuss some of the mad wives of modernism, and how patriarchal pressures silenced them. 

Have a read. 

For the Heroine Collective: Kiki de Montparnasse

One of my absolute favourite women of the 1920s Left Bank is Kiki de Montparnasse.

You can read all about why as part of my Heroine Collective series.

For Halcyon Lit Mag: Two poems

Exciting news!

I started writing poems when I came back from Italy earlier this year.

Italy!

And two of them were published this weekend in Halcyon Lit Mag.

One is called Notte Rossa.

And one is called Blue. 

There's a collection brewing, I'm sure of it.